Matsya - Saviour of Manu from the Deluge metal reflecting Krishna's identity as the

reflecting Krishna's identity as the divine cowherd and protector

The rubble surrounding the chibi-style Narasimha alludes to the destruction caused by his divine fury during the confrontation with the demon king

is Ganesha

adorned in royal attire with a crown and holding a bow

and transmigration

Matsya - Saviour of Manu from the Deluge metal reflecting Krishna's identity as theMatsya, (Sanskrit: Fish) one of the 10 avatars (incarnations) of the Hindu god Vishnu. In this appearance Vishnu saved the world from a great flood. Matsya may be depicted either in animal form or in a combined human animal form, with the man as the upper half and the fish as the lower half. Matsya is generally represented with four handsone holding the conch shell, one holding the discus (chakra), one in the pose of conferring a boon (varada mudra),